In many ways October marks a return to ‘normal’ for the economy and the property market, says Nicky Stevenson, MD of Fine & Country UK. “The final stamp duty holiday has ended, travel restrictions are easing, and the furlough scheme has drawn to a close,” she adds. Stevenson says that as certain aspects revert back […]Read More
House price growth across the UK is at its highest level in 17 years, with double-digit increases in all regions except for London and Northern Ireland. This is according to Nicky Stevenson, MD of Fine & Country UK, who adds that while price growth may moderate over the coming months, for many the reassessment of […]Read More
With demand skyrocketing and limited supply, the housing market boom continues to surge forward as we head into the warmer seasons. This is according to Nicky Stevenson, MD of Fine & Country UK, who adds that the imbalance of supply and demand continues to push prices up with over a third of homes now selling […]Read More
It is hard to believe that a year ago the property market was in the midst of full lockdown, especially considering a year on the market is hitting new heights. This is according to Nicky Stevenson, MD of Fine & Country UK, who adds that according to the UK House Price Index, the annual property […]Read More
Off the back of the busiest start to a year in the property market, the latest data from Twenty CI, reveals that nearly 162,000 sales were agreed during March, which is a 77% year-on-year increase on 2020. The sales agreed figure is the highest that the property data and statistics provider has recorded since their […]Read More
The Spring season is traditionally the busiest time of the year for the housing market and 2021 is looking to be no exception. This is according to Nicky Stevenson, MD of Fine & Country UK, who adds that record demand and a prolonged shortage of supply is sustaining prices in the housing market, while consumer […]Read More
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